I resepctfully disagree, there really are very valid individual reasons
why someone at high risk (me) would refuse these tests, I do not intend
to discuss them here however. This is not something to say a person is
silly about, really. I have thoroughly researched both the "benefits"
and risks of having or not having these tests and it is not at all a
decision taken lightly, or in dumb faith that I will never get cancer.
It is truly an educated decision. I have a hard time with why doctors
and evidently you yourself cannot understand that someone could choose
not to test and have good sound reasons for doing so.
sol
David S Osborne wrote:
if you have no familial colon prob, are under 50, no symptoms of colon
prob. NO one they are responsible for/to, and no family that gives a damn
about em..... if you don't care..... you're silly.
davido
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